EP 314: When (And When Not) To Use Rattles In Your Lures

Salt Strong Fishing

Joe Simonds

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2021

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

If you aren't using rattles in some of your lures (both hard baits and soft plastic lures) then you are missing out!

Luke recently did a test targeting redfish, speckled trout, snook, grouper, and mangrove snapper using rattles (and no rattles) and the results were pretty astonishing (rattles won).

So listen in as we share when to use rattles in your fishing lures and when to avoid them as well.

Tight lines!

Transcript

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0:00.0	This fish and it's in my soul.
0:05.0	Welcome to the Salt Strong Podcast.
0:08.0	Disrupting fishing entertainment as you know it.
0:11.0	Prepare to laugh.
0:12.0	Prepare to get to know fishing legends in a whole new and unfiltered way.
0:17.0	And on occasion, you might even learn a thing or two about fishing.
0:20.0	Here's your host, Joe Simons.
0:23.0	Like Diamonds.
0:25.0	Hello, Salt Strong Nation Joe Simons.
0:28.0	Like Diamonds got Luke Simons.
0:30.0	Like Diamonds talking about rattles.
0:35.0	Rattles and fishing lures.
0:38.0	If you don't know, sound travels very well underwater.
0:43.0	Fish can hear things very want to water.
0:45.0	I believe it's like almost 5,000 feet per second.
0:49.0	That sound travels underwater.
0:51.0	So it's no surprise that rattles have been around for quite some time.
0:56.0	Even going back to like many, many hundreds, even thousands of years people have
1:01.0	used different things underwater to try to attract fish.
1:05.0	Some out of curiosity, meaning like the fish are curious.
1:08.0	Hey, what's that noise?
1:10.0	Some just attract a strike, meaning calling fish right up to you to kind of get their attention.
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